Do all flowering plants produce fruit?

Some ornamental plants that have been bred for life indoors do not produce fruit. However, generally speaking, all flowering plants produce fruit, however not all fruit is edible. The fruit is really serving as an an encasing and protection for the seeds.Click to see full answer. Correspondingly, do all flowers turn into fruits?All fruits come from flowers, but not all flowers become fruits. Fruits are typically derived from the ovaries of a flower and contain seeds. This means all parts of a plant that flower (including most culinary nuts and berries) are “fruits” and all non-flowering parts of plants are “vegetables”.One may also ask, why some flowers do not bear fruit? One reason that plants do not produce fruit is inadequate pollination. Most food crops require pollination in order to yield fruit or seeds. A major sign of inadequate pollination is when plants produce plenty of flowers, but barely any fruit. Correspondingly, do all flowering plants produce seeds? Most plants grow from seeds. These seed plants fall into two groups, angiosperms and gymnosperms. Angiosperms are the flowering plants. Their seeds develop inside a female reproductive part of the flower, called the ovary, which usually ripens into a protective FRUIT.Why do flowering plants produce fruit?Fruits contain seeds and develop from the ovaries of flowering plants. The first step in making fruits is pollination. Fruit trees and plants produce flowers. Inside the ovary, the seed produces hormones that cause the cells of the ovary wall to multiply, expand, and thicken.